Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-11
LOCAL AND OTHER y0rs.
scraps frOD the Notebooks 0t she
seutineT's Reporter.

Misfortune is the touchstone Of friend
ship.
Covet little, love much. and you viii
be happy.
N. G. Camp. of New York, arrived herr
yesterday.
D. Nathan returned home yesterday
from San Francisco.
HALEY, Idaho, has organized a fish and
game protective association.
Watermelons are ripe in Yuma, Arizona,
Yuma ia not hot for nothing.
Assessor Wallace will leave to-day fol-
Palisade on official business.
Gabriel Zanoli came up yesterday from
Alta, on the E. & P. r. r.
True repentance is never too late; but
late repentance may not be true.
William Denay came in yesterday from
Pine Station, on the E. & P. r. R.
Hon. Robert Briggs of White Pine re.
turned last evening from California.
Miss Mary Freeman and Miss Hally
Foard arrived yesterday from California.
Tom Trainor left by private team on
Monday afternoon on an assessing trip to
Beowawe.
John Mollitor, of Hamilton, who has
been visiting in California, returned here
last evening.
Thomas Reilly and W. H. Lockwood,
who have been visiting in the East, re-
turned home yesterday.
In a saloon row at Leadville on the 30th,
John Cogney, proprietor of the place, shot
James I. Glendening MORALLY.
Senator Edmunds drinks, smokes and
chews. Let this be q warning, young
man. Edmunds will never be President.
A total OF about $211, 200 was dis
bursed for labor in the mines OF the Com
stock and vicinity during the month Of
April.
up before Judge Fitzgerald during the
present term of the District Court at
Hamilton.
By this time the London school teach
ers are taking their pupils to the "Wild
West" show to give them an idea Of what
America is.
James T. Rockford, q printer we'll
known all over the coast, put q bullet
through his lungs at Butte, M. t., one
day recently.
There has just been a veritable May aud
December wedding in Kentucky, a dusky
maiden OF % becoming the bride of a
negro Of 100.
In January the freight on a certain class
of goods from st. Louis to Elko was 81 50
per 100 pounds. In April ii was raised to
SO IS per 100 pounds.
Thirty miners are employed in the de-
vartonrt 81 an ~otra -, O,rn Naaunn naav
Pittsburg, Lander county. The ore is
said to be ruby silver.
Governor Stevenson last Monday ap.
pointed J. r. Vail of Fort Churchill. and
b. II. Heymers Of Mason Valley. mem
bers Of Agricultural District No. 8.
James Baxter used a knife on j. A.
Atkinson in Paradise last Monday. cut
ting him in the temple and neck. The
injuries are not considered serious.
At Reno last Sunday morning l.. W.
Wimberly attempted to kill himself by
cutting his throat with a razor. The
man was suffering from brain fever.
j.. Over 1926. 900 was paid out to miners
along the Comstock "a wages for thu
month OF April. About $50. 900 was pai(
out at the mills along the Carson river.
Captain Rock will leave in a few day
for Hamilton. Phoebe and Tenn Pahute, Il
which places he has been called for tn
purpose Of making several mining surveys
The attention of the members Of tn
q Centennial Guard Of Ruby Hill is calleC
y to the advertisement Of the order OF th'
o Lieutenant under the head OF New To
e Day"
q Judge Fitzgerald, Henry Rives, Esq, M
o D. Cannon, Esq, and John McKernan
O left by private conveyance yesterday fol
Hamilton 10 attend the District Court q
y that place.
d Samuel Randall OF Pennsylvania doe
a not think Congress will repeal the Inter
state Commerce law. The people, b
thinks, approve the principle. A FEY
amendments might be made in the opers
n tion Of the Act.
MAKE room for the girls !" cries tn
~ Woman's Journal. oh pshaw the girl
don't want much room. A chair that wi
hold one with q tight squeeze will hol
two very comfortably. Room for the girl
indeed Sit here, girls.
Robert Thomas. engineer OF the Bulwel
g Standard mill, in Bodie, who caught
a speck OF steel In his eye q short time ag
left Tor San Francisco on the 9th to g.
cure surgical treatment. The eye WI
n taken ont on Friday.
The Richmond Company start up tw
q OF their furnaces this moning, one on OIL
o and the other on ore and spiess. The r
n duction works nave lately undergone
thorough overhauling, and are now
good condition for q long run.
: Advices from the mining camp Of Lsl
3 Valley, N. M, state that David Burke an
:. Con Ryrsn, having quarreled over
mining claim, recently agreed to settle Il
difficulty by q resort to pistols. Fac
party fired two shots which resulted in Il
killing OF Burke. Ryan is under arrest.
y Andy Stinson, Sr., who has mined
the Eureka Con. and Hamburg mines fC
d several years past, and is q regular sol
timer" among us. departed on the trai
this morning. accompanied by his siste
in-law. Mrs. James Stinson, for their oil
home in Canada. The SENTINEL wishe
them bon voyage and q good old.fashione
k time with their friends sat home"
4 The COn-Va. Ore Find.